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I have foggy eyeglasses, is this a diabetic issue?
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Foggy glasses: Not a diabetic problem - just get new lenses. Foggy vision can be attributed to high blood sugar, diabetes can cause blurry vision.
Answered 7/3/2014
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Never heard that one: Hi. Nope, I think I can safely tell you that has nothing to do with diabetes. Are you diabetic? If not, foggy eyeglasses is not among the diagnostic criteria. And if so, it's unrelated to the diabetes or its control. Good luck!
Answered 10/4/2016
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